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the file is the same as the one I've attached earlier. All servers use the same nsclient.ini

ahhh. more help needed please.

I have a check_win_net_usage on a third NIC but now it's failing. I think it has something to do with the # symbol. I need to find the right expression for the command.

Currently it's "vmxnet3 Ethernet Adapter_3" but after the upgrade it's not reporting anymore. I tried the actual #3 but it's not accepting it either.

Thanks.

In the 4 failing servers, have you checked that the firewall is allowing ports 5666 and 12489?

Can you post how the command and how the check is defined for the check_win_net_usage command?
Can you screen shot the error and post it here?

This is the command and error I'm getting from check_win_net_usage

./check_win_net_usage.sh -H server1 -i "vmxnet3 Ethernet Adapter_3" -o KB and ./check_win_net_usage.sh -H server1 -i "vmxnet3 Ethernet Adapter #3" -o KB

The first command is the original command running with the old client. Now it's not working with the new client. The second one is what I've tried. If I run the command with ""vmxnet3 Ethernet Adapter", this works fine as this is the primary NIC on this VM.

I will get back to you with the 4 failing servers later.
Many thanks.

So, I've found a fix for the 2 issues. It's really dumb.

The expression for the NIC is *3.

As for the 4 servers out of 200+ Windows servers. It turns out that Windows firewall is enabled on those servers. We have it disabled as our standard for all servers internally. I've just been told that those 4 servers were built by external people. Anyway, all my issues are now resolved.

Thanks all for your assistance.

Great, glad we were able to help you get to the bottom of your issues.